All Service Plumbing

I have been very pleased with my experiences with All Service Plumbing. They call to confirm when they are arriving, do great work, clean up after themselves, and charge a very fair price for their services. They have done small jobs with toilets and sinks, and a complete bathroom remodel which is lovely and exceeded all my expectations. I would highly recommend them.

I've contacted them on a commercial plumbing level numerous times this week. To begin lets just say I still don't have an appointment and the young lady who answers the calls is very rude and snobby. She has taken my name and number down more than 5 times this week and no one has yet to call me back, she hasn't even realized I've called more than once per day after she supposedly took my address and told me how much it would be for someone to come out and take a look at the issue. Yes I've been bugging but that is because I've heard about the quality work the guys do and even saw pictures and really want them to reconstruct the bathroom at my new job, it desperately needs it. Today the lady finally told me they don't take public calls, they only deal with customers they've worked with before and its a process to get an appointment and that she would have to send me a vendor sheet and so on so on. My thing is, why didn't she tell me this the first time I called? second? third? or even f

Our house was destroyed by a tornado. All Service Plumbing was subcontracted by our contractor to re-plumb our entire house as well as run hvac duct work and re-set a geothermal unit. On the front end we asked that we have at least and hopefully more water pressure than we previously had. We also asked to have a recirculating pump added so we didn't have to wait so long for the hot water in the kitchen. Mike said we wouldn't need that, that the tankless hot water heater had one built-in, but it doesn't. We now wait 3-4 minutes for hot water in the kitchen. Everything we asked him about he would say no problem or we don't need that. On top of that the water lines are now in the attic with a ridge vent. The first time it dropped below freezing, the water lines froze. He did not completely insulate them. Now that it's summer we also wait for cold water as the lines are full of hot water and we have to let it run out. As for the ac/heat, part of the house is either hot or cold while the